Cellular Shades

Cellular / Honeycomb Shades

The most insulating shade we install — built for Arizona summers.

Cellular / Honeycomb Shades installed in an Arizona home

Overview

Why homeowners in Arizona choose cellular shades.

Cellular shades — also called honeycomb shades — are pleated fabric panels that trap air inside hexagonal cells. That trapped air is the insulator. On a west-facing Arizona window, they measurably reduce heat transfer through the glass.

They're the shade we most often recommend when a client's primary concern is energy efficiency, comfort in a specific room, or lowering summer AC load.

Features

Built for Arizona living.

01

Best-in-class insulation

Single, double, and cell-in-a-cell constructions each add another layer of trapped air for higher R-value.

02

Top-down / bottom-up

Lower the shade from the top for daylight and privacy at the same time — ideal for street-facing windows.

03

Sheer, light-filtering, or blackout

Every cellular fabric we offer is available in multiple opacities to match the room.

04

Cordless & motorized

Cordless lift is standard for child safety; motorized available for skylights and hard-to-reach windows.

Cellular / Honeycomb Shades materials and finish detail
Cellular / Honeycomb Shades installed detail

Materials & Finishes

Options that match your home.

Materials & Opacity

  • Sheer, light-filtering, and full blackout fabrics
  • Single cell (9/16", 3/4", 1-1/4")
  • Double cell and cell-in-a-cell for maximum insulation
  • Specialty applications: skylights, arches, and sliding panels

Finishes & Hardware

  • Fabric colors from cotton white to gray sheen to warm cocoa
  • White backing keeps exterior appearance uniform
  • 13 aluminum rail colors for coordinated hardware

Motorization & Smart Home

Wand, regular motorization, top-down/bottom-up, and skylight-specific systems. Battery, hardwired, or solar-powered. Full smart-home integration with schedules and voice control.

Frequently Asked

Quick answers.

Do cellular shades actually save on my electric bill?

Yes — most measurably on west and south-facing windows in summer. Double-cell and cell-in-a-cell fabrics are the highest performing.

Which is right for bedrooms?

A single-cell or double-cell blackout for full darkness, or a top-down/bottom-up if you want morning light without losing privacy.

Do you install cellular shades on skylights?

Yes, with tensioned track systems designed specifically for skylights and pitched glass.

Are they safe for kids?

Yes — cordless lift is standard and eliminates the strangulation risk of pull cords.

Free In-Home Estimate

Ready to see samples in your home?

Tell us about your project and pick a time. We'll bring samples, exact measurements, and a no-pressure quote — or call (480) 863-0980 to talk now.

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